The 'Nice for What' musician played two sold-out shows in San Antonio this week.
Rapper and musician Drake was spotted leaving Hotel Emma this week ahead of his Frost Bank Center shows in San Antonio. The Canadian artist performed sold-out shows on Thursday and Friday alongside J. Cole and Lil Durk following the release of the album “For All the Dogs.” Video footage taken by the Express-News shows Drake leaving Hotel Emma at the Pearl before the Friday concert and getting into an SUV accompanied by two police escorts on motorcycle.
The rapper was also spotted leaving the award-winning hotel on Thursday, according to onlooker videos shared with social media creator As Seen in San Antonio. ON OUR RADAR: A midmorning update for local readers Drake is one of multiple celebrity guests that have called Hotel Emma home during their stays in San Antonio. In December, Adam Sandler greeted fans outside the Pearl hotel.
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